What is the required action for classified equipment that is "not reasonably packageable"?

When dealing with classified equipment that is "not reasonably packageable," the most suitable action is to drape the equipment with a tarp or canvas. This method ensures that sensitive items are protected from environmental factors such as dust, moisture, and physical damage while maintaining a level of security and compliance with handling protocols for classified materials.

Using a tarp or canvas allows for flexibility in protecting oddly shaped or bulky items that may not fit into standard packaging, ensuring that they remain covered and secure during storage or transport. This approach is effective for items that require safeguarding but cannot be confined within traditional packaging due to their size or configuration.

Other methods, while they may provide some level of protection, may not address the specific needs for classified items that are non-standard in shape or size. For example, sealing classified equipment in a metal container might not be feasible for equipment that cannot fit, while surrounding it with bubble wrap or using a reinforced crate may not provide the necessary coverage or protection for many classified items that are large or unusually shaped.